Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-04-30
Assaying done at Booth & Webster's.

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Sioux City Timothy seeds Sioux City
Nursery seeds at Cochran's.
The regular spring term Of the district
court convenes in this city IN Tuesday,
June eth.
Oranges anu lemons, great big ones,
80 cents a dozen at Cochran's.
Another marble find is reported near
Rapid. Like all newly found bonanza's,
it is just a little ahead Of all former dis
coveries Of its kind.
For sash, doors, and wall paper call
at Fred Heidepriem's.
Mrs. Eliza Benedict, widow Of the
late B. B. Benedict, who died at Rapid
or the 10Th inst, was sent to Rock Is
land, Illinois, for burial.
The greatest variety ofteas and tobac-
cos in the Hills at Cochran's.
Sam Moses, of Oelrichs, we'll known
IA VINO paw, was uldlIltu VII lIt lllIl
inst. to Miss Beadle, at the residence of
the brides parents on Horsehead creek.
For fresh candy, genuine Havana
cigars, all kinds of pipes, 90 to Cochran's
where they sell cheap.
The board OF trustees of the school Of
mines voted in favor of rendering the
chair Of professor of mining law to
Judge Daniel Mclaughlin of Dead
wood.
Assaying done at Booth & Webster's
Lead City people are making great
preparations for the celebration and
tiremens' tournament to be held in that
city Of stnpendous gold mills on the 3rd
4th and 9Th ofJuly.
Cochran's for groceries and hardware,
the cheapest house in the Hills, and tn c
best goods in the market.
Some Black Hills dealers who have
goods shipped from far eastern points
are commencing to realize the beauties
Of the interstate law in a
very forcible manner.-Rapid Journal.
Everything at a discount for cash
Stock complete at
Booth & Webster's.
On Thursday the first car Of copper
ore was shipped from Fairburn to Chi
caeo. The station agent tackled two
large cards on either side of the car
containing the words Copper ore from
Fairburn, Dakota."-Hermosa Pilot.
As recent assay upon four pounds of
tin ore sent from the Daisey mine,
three miles northwest Of this place, to
st. Louis, gave 3S3 per cent Of metallic
tin. The Daisey is showing up a mass
i've body of high grade ore, and proving
to be worthy of the impressive name it
bears.
Thirteen thousand pounds of tin ore
was shipped to Chicago during the week
from the Tin Mountain lode in Warren
gulch. The ore was consigned to
Messrs. Brown and Fowler, who spent
the greater portion of last week in the
examination of the property with a
view to its purchase.
G. l.. Jensen, the Black Hills star
route mail contractor, came in from the
Eta Tin Camp on Wednesday on bust
ness connected with his Custer and Gan
route. While here be relocated the
express Office at IIitchcock's store,
where the public, in the future, will
find their goods expressed over that
route.
James McConn came in from the
Niggerville tin camp OH Monday, where
he is at present engaged in the the
development of the Deacon Wright
lode, one of a group of mines Of that
locality in which he is interested, all
of which show marked indications of
value. 1t is his purpose to further
develop the Maid Queen, Mugwump and
Brown King lodes in the near future.
John r. Whiteside, the new register
Of the Deadwood Land Office, accom-
panied by a gentleman who will act in
the capacity of clerk in the land office,
arrived in Deadwood a few days since.
1t is said that Mr.. Luse will go east soon
to visit friends and return in a month
or two for permanent residence in the
Hills. Custer will be disappointed if
the ex,judge does not decide to come
here.
z. L. Boyden. of Deadwood, came in
foom that place on Thursday. Mr.. b.
will make an examination Of the Sal
mon mine near this place, with a view
of shipping ore under a lease. Mr..
Loranger of this place is associated with
Mr.. Boyden in the enterprise, and it
would not be surprising if this mine
which attracted so much attention when
first discovered, by reason Of its high
grade ores, should again become famous
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